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In your average German bar you have maybe 2-3 choices of beer. In the south you say 'zwei mal helles', the north 'zwei mal pils' but throughout 'zwei mal bier'.
by panamafrank 11y ago
In your average German bar you have maybe 2-3 choices of beer. In the south you say 'zwei mal helles', the north 'zwei mal pils' but throughout 'zwei mal bier'.
bier bier is around 3.50 in a club, so 0.20 more than the next pils, you pay for your laziness.
('mal' meaning 'times' is used instead of a plural)
- Ded7xSEoPKYNsDd 11y agoI don't think I'd ever use that 'mal' phrasing. It would have to be "2 mal ein Helles" [~one light beer, twice] for it not to sound totally off to me. But "1/2/3 Helle[s]/Bier/Halbe[s]" [normal plural] is what I'd say. (I'm from Franconia.)